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Canoe Bow Ornament

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P2976B

Shield

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P4476

Harpoon Head

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18180B

Spear

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P3688

Spear

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16129B

Ball Game Basket

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Ball Game Basket

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P1156D

Spear

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18220

Canoe Ornament (uncertain)

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P2977A

Shield

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